DPL: ensure dummy sink is added with correct rate limiting configuration#15381
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* If there is a TFN/TFF source, sink has to catch these messages to be at the topology end * If the TFN/TFF source is aod-producer, the rate limiting config should be with out-of-band channel instead of scheduler
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Thanks, I've also rechecked on my side, works fine. |
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@ktf @shahor02 this fixes the issue with async workflow not seeing the consumed timeframes and maintains normal behavior for analysis and OTF-sim workflows